http://www.nrel.gov/docs/legosti/fy98/24996.pdf
Have Fun!! Roy R
May have some large scale applications but for small wind power it's not going anywhere. A pig to build, cogging problems and a high leakage reactance, I see they are looking at a force commutated rectifier. It would need a converter to keep the load current low, it would run away with direct rectifier connected to a battery and give severe control problems.
Better kept for stepper motors although some people insist on trying to use them as alternators.
Flux
